Bosnia's Supreme Court Rules BHRT Does Not Owe RTRS 17.7 Million KM ↗
Front page leadThe Supreme Court of Republika Srpska has ruled that BHRT does not owe RTRS 17.7 million KM, a decision that has prompted reactions.
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The front page of Klix.ba features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a Supreme Court ruling on BHRT's debt to RTRS, a Bosnian brigadier receiving an American military medal, and a diplomatic protest against Serbia honoring Ratko Mladić. International news covers the…
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Bosnian Brigadier Awarded Prestigious US Military Medal ↗
Admir Jusupović, a Brigadier in the Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina, has been honored with a prestigious American military medal.
Bosnia Protests Serbia Honoring Ratko Mladić at UN ↗
Bosnia's Foreign Minister Elmedin Konaković has sent a letter to UN member states, stating Serbia cannot honor war criminal Mladić without consequences.
Houthi Forces Seize Strategic City in Yemen Amidst Military Offensive ↗
Houthi forces have launched a swift offensive, capturing a strategic city in Yemen and strengthening their control over the Bab el-Mandeb strait.
Grandfather of 16 Abused Children Declared Unfit for Trial ↗
The grandfather of 16 children found in a horrific abuse case has been deemed mentally unfit to stand trial.
Bosnia Weather Alert: Significant Change Expected with End of Unstable Period ↗
The Federal Hydrometeorological Institute of Bosnia and Herzegovina has announced a significant weather change is expected soon, marking the end of an unstable period.
Player Celebrates Hat-Trick with Special Message on Match Ball ↗
A football player, Pejčinović, wrote a special message on the ball after scoring a hat-trick in the Champions League.
Appeal Launched to Help Family Rebuild Home After Work Accident ↗
An appeal has been launched to help the Selimbašić family rebuild their home after a work accident left Resad Selimbašić paralyzed.
Texas Curriculum Accused of Portraying Islam as Radical ↗
A new curriculum adopted in Texas is facing criticism for allegedly portraying Islam in a radical and brutal light.
US Man Sentenced in 1999 Faces Execution Today, 20th in Florida This Year ↗
A man sentenced in 1999 is scheduled for execution today in Florida, marking the state's 20th execution of the year.
French Right-Wingers Denied Funding from US Foundation ↗
French right-wing politicians have been denied funding from a Washington-based foundation that supports radical groups.
August Breaks Records as Hottest Month in History ↗
August has tied the record for the hottest month in history, surpassing critical temperature thresholds.
Five Orangutan Babies Found Miles from Habitat, Suspected Smuggling ↗
Five baby orangutans were discovered thousands of miles from their natural habitat, leading to suspicions of international trafficking.
10th GS1 Conference in Sarajevo: Key Date for Bosnian Companies ↗
The 10th GS1 conference in Sarajevo, scheduled for September 16th, is highlighted as a significant date for companies in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Tuzla May Get New Business Zone on 14 Hectares ↗
Tuzla is considering the development of a new business zone spanning nearly 14 hectares, with plans for new facilities and job creation.
Bosnia to Lower Air Traffic Fees and Remove Extra Controls ↗
Minister Forto announced plans to reduce air traffic fees and eliminate additional controls, aiming to improve the aviation sector.
Trump Bans Canadian Products, Including Beer and Motorcycles, from Blacklist ↗
US President Trump has banned the import of certain Canadian products, including beer, cheese, and motorcycles, placing them on a blacklist.
New Airline Route Between Sarajevo and Bratislava to Boost BiH-Slovakia Ties ↗
A new direct flight route connecting Sarajevo and Bratislava is expected to enhance cooperation between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Slovakia.
Trump Administration Imposes Sanctions on 27 Iranian Airlines ↗
The Trump administration has imposed sanctions on 27 Iranian airlines, citing reasons related to the country's aviation sector.
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